Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-07-27

chairs, was more like a comfortable library
in some city house; than the interior of a
car running across the country at a speed
that few years ago 10 railroad dared even
to attempt. / had some letters to answer,
and so sat down there at a desk and ans
wered them. If was at loss for the
spelling of word, dictionary was at hand
and if wanted an address, all had TO do
was ask the porter for directory of the
city in which the lost party resided. Be-
fore had finished writing l. was after Q
/ O'Clock. ana we had passed Fort Wayne
and were laundering on toward Crestline,
our next stopping place.
Gas | was tired turned in early, and
slept as soundly as though in my own home
I slept far into the morning, and when
woke and went INTO breakfast We were
somewhere between Pittsburg and Altoona.
| After breakfast L went into the barber shop
and"
..The barber shop - interrupted his COM
panion, ..Where did you find a barber
shop ?"
ssOn the train of course. o, | didn't
speak of it b efore, did Well, that's an
other fea ture exclusively the property o
the PENNSYLVANIA New York and Chicago
Limited. Yes, sir. There is q barb. shop
there, and 4 good barber, too. | Was shay
ed without a scratch, had my HAIR trimmed
and felt as fresh as a field daisy in June.
found a book in the library that interested
me till lunch time, and just asi got through
luncheon we arrived at Harrisburg prompt
" on schedule time-I 50. There l go
the New York papers, looked over the
grain markets wired an order 10 my part
ner to buy 5000 bushels of July wheat for
my account, and settled down With cigar
between my teeth for an hour or two with
the news of the day. About four O'Clock
took my satchcl, made my way 10 the
bath room-O yes there's a bath room,
too had a delightfully."- refreshing bath
put on clean clothes, aud donned this tiack
and white attire which you now sec. Be
fore / had finished We had sto ped Al
Brnad Street Station, in Philadelphia for
five minutes, and were shooting out on the
I SchuylkiIl on the last stage OF the journey.
! Another delicious dinner occupied apoth r
hour and more. When ! went into the
! smoking car we were somcr here between
Trenton and New Brunswick, and though
there was no perceptibIe swaviug OF the
train, or jolring either, was told shortly
/ af,erw ards that We had made the run Of
/ twenty-five mile between those two points
| II twenry-sovcn minutes. Pretty iasr going
[ that, eh Before l had finished my G. r
We were in jersey City. l took the upper
! ferry, arrived on the New York side al
! shaap seven O'Clock, junFed into q cab aed
and walked into the church in time to get
q good seat forward. from which witness
ed M fricnd's marriage from start 10 finish q.
Ny verdict consequently Is, that the
( Pennsylvania Railroad Company's new
Vestibuled Traia beats the Worli. There
7 is not another road ou the face Of this
globe that could have afforded such ser
+ vice as that, and am willing TO maze uy
bet on 1t that you choose 10 propose"
Then the Hon. Wolf Rahi made the an
nouncement that he intended TO take the
Limited back to Chicago at nine O'Clock
this morning AMI baic h,> friend good night.